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Exactly.
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Exactly.
Looks around the shoulder. Maybe neck. Dunno why you're trying to prove it with a single, blurry freeze frame though.Looks higher than his chest.
Jesus, Chewy. No one cares. Get a journal or something.. I can't be bothered following this comp. .
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Johnson has already explained that was an accident. I don't know why you brought that up. McVeigh and Mitchell should have got weeks, that's for sure.If Johnson didn't go for whacking McVeigh in the nads last round, Macca sure as hell didn't deserve anything fir this. Plus Langford got straight back up and kept playing. Below reportable threshold for sure.
Dunno about the MRP saying it was a tackle though, bit like Johnson " trying to gain position to win the ball" last week though.
Johnson has already explained that was an accident. I don't know why you brought that up. McVeigh and Mitchell should have got weeks, that's for sure.
Have no problem with him getting off but they could at least be truthful in their statement. It wasn't as Langford was disposing the ball but well after he got rid of itContact between the Sydney Swans' Jarrad McVeigh andHawthorn's Will Langford from the first quarter of Saturday’s match was assessed. Langford has the ball and is preparing to handball to teammate Luke Breust as McVeigh approaches to tackle. As Langford disposes of the ball, McVeigh makes high contact to the Hawthorn player in his tackling motion. A free kick was not paid for the high contact to Langford at the time but it was the view of the panel that McVeigh’s action was a tackling motion and not a striking action. No further action was taken.
It's interesting the same panel can consider that contact basically in time with the release of the handball, and Elliot Yeo's as carelessly after the mark by Webster.Have no problem with him getting off but they could at least be truthful in their statement. It wasn't as Langford was disposing the ball but well after he got rid of it
As far as I could see from the replay, it was McVeigh hitting him that caused him to miss the attempt at a kick.Have no problem with him getting off but they could at least be truthful in their statement. It wasn't as Langford was disposing the ball but well after he got rid of it